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PaulG 2020

State of the grow shelf:
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Quack!
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Go, Ducks!
 
CaneDog said:
I'm really happy that Yaki popped up for you, Paul.  I wasn't able to give you many chances.  Very nice purple color on the stem, too!
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As it happens, there are two hooks in that picture.
I didn't notice the one in the lower left. I just double-
checked and it is, indeed, a second hook! There's a
soil bump in there, too, so maybe the third will pop,
as well.
 
Thanks for sharing those precious seeds, CD. I hope
to be able to send you back some iso seed at the
end of the season!
 
HeatMiser said:
That's a bunch of plants Paul! They're looking great
 
One question though - are those dates on your labels?
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Hey, Bou! Thanks for the good vibe!
 
Yes, those are dates. The first is when the first
hooks appeared, and the second is the transplant
date. When it comes to pot-up or plant-out, there
will be a third date. Just my OCD anal retentiveness
showing itself   :rofl:   Hopefully I won't have to
transplant these to another container before then,
but I think I'm whistling in the dark there   :whistle:
 
Seventeen days into germination, so time for
germination data for the first round of seeds.
Any more that pop up I'll add to the germination
data list. Maybe a few more wilds will show up.
 
Germination for first round seeds.
Red font = germinated
 
wilds 9/20:
c. galapagoense second gen. - orig. seed from stc3248 - seed looked terrible
cappuccino chiltepin c. annuum v. glabriusculum - Semillas de Palma
c. chacoense var Exile - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
PI 260501 Yellow Jellybean  c. chinense - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
Yellow Pequin c. annuum var. glabriusculum - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga  via Smokemaster
Cumari Pollux c. praetermissum  -  Brazil Catch the Bear - seed train
CAP 1491 c. eximium - Brazil CaneDog
c. lanceolatum 26 chromosome - Central America CaneDog
c. cardensaii CGN - Bolivia CaneDog
wiri wiri c. chinense - Guyana Wiri Wiri via CaneDog
CGN 22795 c. praetermissum - Semillas de Palma
Putapario Red c. chacoense - Argentina CaneDog
PI 238061 Bird Aji  c. baccatum var. Baccatum- PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
PI 63292201 c. baccatum var. Baccatum -   PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga via vladan
alternate wilds:
Amarillo Chiltepin c. annuum v. glabriusculum - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga (Romy6)
PI 1441654 c. preatermissum - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
CAP 691 Red Fire c. chinense - PtMD989 via Bhuter via fiogga
CAP 1141 c. praetermissum - isolated Brazil CaneDog
Texas Tepin c. annuum var. glabriusculum - Crafty Fox
c. cardensaii USDA - Bolivia CaneDog
 
c. chinense varieties - 19/20:
Moruga UV Chocolate - mr. joe
Bonda Mahala - Yellow 7 x BMJ, Windchicken
Yellow Nagabrain - Windchicken. 
CGN 24360 - ‘BB Habanero’ Catch the Bear
KS Lemon Starburst - catchthebear, lespaulde
Papa Dreadie red - Devv, spurious cross
Orange BJ Chocolate F4 - orig. from Georgia Growhead
BJ Brown - TrentL via showmedasauce
Brown Moruga Scorpion - Mr. Joe
Yellow 7 Pot - bpiela
Scotch Bonnet TFM - bpiela, mr. joe, showmedasauce
Trippaul Threat F8  white - Devv
Trippaul Threat F8 yellow
Fatali - CaneDog
Purple Thunder (BJh-2 F3 - BJ red x Trippaul Threat F1 or F2)
Ajicito - Glen
alternate chinenses:
Scotch Bonnet Capucino - bpiela
Mojo Blue Ghost - Trident Chilis
Yaki Blue Fawn iso 2018 - C-Ddog
 
c. pubescens varieties - 7/10:
mini red rocoto - Semillas de Palma
mini yellow rocoto - Semillas de Palma
mini brown rocoto - Stettoman/CD
Hyperpube-X yellow F2 - CaneDog
Red Rocoto F4 - descended from Peruvian seed 5/5
Ecuador Red - stettoman
San Pedro Orange Rocoto GL - CaneDog
Tatiana Rocoto  F5 Yellow -  Select  CaneDog 5/5
XL Brown Rocoto  - CaneDog
Rocopica F2 c. cardenasii x unk. Rocoto- Cane Dog seed train
 
baccatum:
Sugar Rush Cream - Devv 5/5
Sugar rush Peach - lespaulde  3/5
Ajj Benito - lespaulde 3/5
 
frutescens:
Chili Costa Rica - THSC 4/5
 
•Very pleased with the number of chinense, baccatum, 
and frutescens varieties. Only one no-show (BJ Brown)
out of all of them.
 
•Pretty happy with pubescens varieties. Still hoping
for the ones that haven't germinated, yet. 
 
•As for the wilds, I was expecting some might take a
month or even more. Will just let them ride until the
bitter end! Glad I sowed the alternates, they had a
better percentage of varieties than the original list!
 
•Very pleased that 6/8 of the varieties from fiogga via 
PtMD989 and Bhuter showed up. Pretty good for wild
varieties!
 
•Three out of four varieties from Semillas de Palma
came up, very happy about that. Still hoping for the
CGN 22795 preatermissum.
 
Germination data to date.
 
Hooks, 39 varieties so far:
√ = transplanted
 
   Tray #1
   Chili Costa Rica frutescens - 4 √
   Aji Benito baccatum - 3 √
   Sugar Rush Cream baccatum - 5 √
   Sugar Rush Peach baccatum - 4 √
   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   Texas Tepin annuum v. glabriusculum - 3
   Capucino Chiltepin annum v. glabriusculum - 1
   Wiri Wiri chinense Guyana - 3
   CAP 691 Red Fire chinense - 5
   Yellow Pequin annuum v. glabriusculum - 2
   PI 238061 Bird Aji baccum v. Baccatum - 1
   Amarillo Chiltepin annuum v. glabriusculum - 1
   PI 260501 Yellow Jellybeans chinense - 6
   PI 1441654 praetermissum Brazil iso - 2
  
   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   KS Lemon Starburst chinese - 3 √
   Papa Dreadie red variant chinense - 5 √
   Moruga UV Chocolate chinense - 2
   Bonda Mahala chinense - 5 √
   •Orange Bhut Jolokia Chocolate chinense - 5 √
   CGN 24360 BB Habanero yellow chinense - 4
   Yellow NagaBrain chinense - 6 √
   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   Tray #2
   Tatiana Rocoto yellow pubescens- 5
   XL Brown Rocoto pubescens- 4
   Mini Red Rocoto pubescens - 3
   Mini Yellow Rocoto pubescens - 3
   HyperPube X yellow pubescens - 5
   •Red Rocoto F4 pubescens - 5
   Ecuador Red Rocoto pubescens - 5
   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
   Yaki Blue Fawn chinese - 2
   Ajicito chinense - 4 √
   Yellow 7 Pot chinense - 3 √
   Brown Moruga Scorpion chinense - 5 √
   Mojo Blue Ghost chinense - 4
   Scotch Bonnet Cappuccino chinense - 3
   Red Scotch Bonnet chinense - 4 √
   Scotch Bonnet TFM chinense - 2√
   •Trippaul Threat Yellow chinense - 6 √
   •Trippaul Threat White chinense - 5 √
   Fatali chinense - 3
   •Purple Thunder BJh-2 chinense  - 3
 
Great info here as always. Your data keeping is great. I just can't bring myself to do it. I made a map so that I know what seedlings are where (although I have a purple papa dreadie somehow) and I started tracking the date hooks emerged, but a couple days in I quit even doing that.
It's fun to stop by your glogs and see what I'm supposed to be doing.
 
PaulG said:
 
Hey, Bou! Thanks for the good vibe!
 
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 You're welcome, even if the congrats were from HeatMiser!!!  
 
PaulG said:
 
Hey, Bou! Thanks for the good vibe!
 
Yes, those are dates. The first is when the first
hooks appeared, and the second is the transplant
date. When it comes to pot-up or plant-out, there
will be a third date. Just my OCD anal retentiveness
showing itself   :rofl:   Hopefully I won't have to
transplant these to another container before then,
but I think I'm whistling in the dark there   :whistle:
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Awesome, I figured one of those would be germination date, but the second date made me wonder if those were dates at all!
 
And keeping track of things is good, in my line of work you can never have enough data, because there's always something to improve and the information you collected will show that to you... (and yes, sometimes we're called OCD as well, but we'd need data to prove it :party: )
 
Uncle_Eccoli said:
Great stuff, Paul.  Inspiring.  Everything is so clean, well documented, and professional.  Makes my grow spot look like a rummage sale, lol!
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Don’t be so hard on yourself, Unc!
 
Inoks said:
Organasing like a mofo. I would just mix everything up and end up with exiting summer, wondering whats what If I grew at that scale
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I kind of doubt that, Inoks. Labeling is everything!
 
PaulG said:
Seventeen days into germination, so time for
germination data for the first round of seeds.
Any more that pop up I'll add to the germination
data list. Maybe a few more wilds will show up.
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Looking good Paul, with perhaps some wilds lagging as they often like to do.  FWIW, here's my last-year's times with a few of the ones I sent you that aren't up yet.
Cardenasii - 18-31 days
Lanceolatum - 13-17 days
Praetermissum - 8-20 days (skewed long)
CAP 1491 - 16-45 Days (skewed long)
Chacoense Putapario - 15-17 days
Rocopica - 18 days
San Pedro Orange - (3 seeds currently waiting at 9 days)
 
Hope they get it together for you pronto!
 
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